Sentence examples for alleged through from inspiring English sources

The outlets alleged, through whistleblower Christopher Wylie ― who helped found Cambridge Analytica ― that the company harvested personal data from more than 50 million Facebook users for political purposes.

"We will also be alleging through the evidence that those circumstances were in the knowledge of both defendants," he told the court.

The FTC complaint against DeVry, filed in federal court in Los Angeles, alleges, "Through the use of English and Spanish-language advertisements and other marketing materials, and during sales pitches with prospective students [DeVry has] made deceptive representations about the benefits of obtaining a degree".

The FTC complaint, filed in federal court in Los Angeles, alleges, "Through the use of English and Spanish-language advertisements and other marketing materials, and during sales pitches with prospective students [DeVry has] made deceptive representations about the benefits of obtaining a degree".

The public prosecutor's office in The Hague said it had received more than 100 complaints, adding that over 500 people had also alleged discrimination through the police website.

In short, Walmart successfully immunized itself against legal action aimed at rectifying alleged abuses through the very same feature that makes it so powerful to begin with: its status as the largest retailer on earth, large enough to dictate the terms of commerce, say labor experts.

There were no internal whistleblowers claiming that a substandard thesis had been pushed through, as alleged by outside critics.

He said Chicago's unusual numbers reflected both police behavior – a long history of confirmed and alleged false confessions through interrogation alongside newer allegations of unlawful detention and misconduct – and the extensive work by activists and attorneys and the press to fight back.

They also show that the FCA is pursuing alleged Libor offenders through civil action.

Bribes for the family, it has been alleged, were routed through the channel (the family denies having any involvement with the channel's day-to-day affairs).

When news broke that Swiss investment bank UBS had lost $2.3bn £1.5bnn) through alleged rogue trading, the shock was matched by an equally exasperated response of "not again!" as another financial risk management disaster hit the headlines.